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McDougal's is a restaurant specializing in fresh, never frozen chicken. They're looking to grow and eventually franchise so they needed an updated logo and all around stronger brand.
You can see their current logo here: www.mcdougalschicken.com/
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Cockadougaldoo. IMO the rooster likes a little lifeless. Punch him up a little and maybe include some negative space in the feathers or maybe a woodcut effect.
Replysorry, 'looks' a little lifeless.
ReplyThanks for the suggestion, firebrand! The owner of the restaurant actually drew the rooster in college and is really attached to it. I'm going to see if he'll at least let me clean it up a little. I'll repost if I'm able to get a crack at it. I freaking %3Cb%3Elove%3C/b%3E your woodcut idea though.
Replyafter seeing the mark, i was going to say the rooster would it would look nice if were bigger, maybe the squawk, could be different and the rooster larger? just a suggestion, by the way i thought that people dont really eat roosters that often?
ReplyOverall it's nice. Personally, I think %22McDougal's%22 should be slightly larger to stand out a little more, but that's a personal preference.
Reply@nattiemon - Thanks for the suggestion! I struggled with making the rooster larger, but it seemed to get a little tight within the circle. I'll keep working on it.**@sdijock - Thanks for the nice words. That's a good call and I've wondered if the client will say the same thing - not to mention needing to be kerned a little better.
ReplyThis a great, man. Love me some McDougal's!!
Replyeverything is great micahharris, not so sure about the little flourishes, but really awesome job!
ReplyThanks for the comments, guys! McDougal's definitely makes some tasty chicken.**I just uploaded a new image with a couple of changes. The name is bigger, the red outer circle is bigger, the yellow core is smaller with the rooster being smaller too. Seems to read better. Still working on it...
ReplyGreat logo design micah :) I like it**Carried in Cruzine: http://www.cruzine.com/2010/09/17/restaurant-logos/
ReplyAwesome! Thanks, Peter. I'm honored.
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